The singer is accompanied primarily by snare drum in "Shepherd lad, you who have returned," one of this man's Songs of Love and War. His Jewish wife was the dedicatee of his Song of the Bride and his piano works include Distant Saraband and a sonata "of farewell" that is an homage to his teacher Paul Dukas. His violin and piano concerti are respectively denoted "of summer" and "heroic," while the song "I come from the poplars, mother" closes his 4 Madrigals of Love. Another work has a second movement Intermezzo con aria
The singer is accompanied primarily by snare drum in "Shepherd lad, you who have returned," one of this man's Songs of Love and War. His Jewish wife was the dedicatee of his Song of the Bride and his piano works include Distant Saraband and a sonata "of farewell" that is an homage to his teacher Paul Dukas. His violin and piano concerti are respectively denoted "of summer" and "heroic," while the song "I come from the poplars, mother" closes his 4 Madrigals of Love. Another work has a second movement Intermezzo con aria and closes with a Sarao. Besides his (*) Concert-Serenade for harp, one of his works ends with a fourth movement called Canario that draws from the music of Gaspar Sanz, and that work contains a "Dance of the Axes." For 10 points, name this composer famous for guitar works like Fantasy for a Gentleman and Concierto de Aranjuez.
The singer is accompanied primarily by snare drum in "Shepherd lad, you who have returned," one of this man's Songs of Love and War.
Joaquin {Rodrigo}